Windows Terminal: Finally!

[@SimmanGodz]

Putty was updated 3 weeks ago. And its been actively updated for a long time. Yeah its old. But it works really well.

[@satibel]

also there's KiTTY which is a more often updated fork. and using cygwin it allows cmd and ps sessions.

[@davidbombal]

I like Putty. It's great software. But it does have restrictions like not supporting tabs (I know you can use third party software) and the GUI hasn't been updated for a long time. I have used Putty for many, many years and the GUI is still very much the same. Windows Terminal has a lot of nice features, but it too has restrictions. Use what you like and find useful. It's great to see Microsoft supporting SSH natively and open source projects.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@satibel Yes, Kitty is way more advanced. I especially like the reconnect feature as remote reboots are extremely common.

[@satibel]

@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 personally I mostly use juicessh on android. but it also has an autoreconnect and login saving, and I can attest, this is great, especially when using ssh on switches and the like. I don't use it, but the paid version can save commands, and run them on login, which is quite useful.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@satibel Kitty is open source freeware, and has all those functionalities available by default. I use it in windows mostly, and in Linux.

[@davidbombal]

Errata: I meant to say that the Putty interface hasn't been updated and looks the same as it has for a long time. I am aware that the software has been updated. Menu: Overview: 0:00 Physical Device: 1:24 SSH in the bad old days 1:38 SSH in Windows 10: 2:22 PowerShell: 2:49 Windows Terminal Overview: 3:02 Windows Terminal SSH Tab: 4:40 Windows Terminal Telnet Tab: 5:30 Background image: 5:50 Use WSL 2 Ubuntu to SSH: 6:15 Shortcuts: 7:15 Terminal Settings: 8:39 Terminal SSH configuration: 12:04 Copy text automatically: 16:00 Previous videos: Windows Terminal and WSL 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXfKe5p9i5mXaJo WSL 2 getting started: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZfRpZ2onreYapo WSL2 and Docker getting started: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4O0k5eDo5VnhcU Documentation: Windows Terminal: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/ Window Terminal Introduction: devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/introducing-windows-terminal/ Windows Terminal GitHub: github.com/microsoft/terminal What is WSL? docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about WSL documentation: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/ WSL 2 Announcement: devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/announcing-wsl-2/ My custom settings: ============================== { // Make changes here to the powershell.exe profile. "guid": "{61c54bbd-c2c6-5271-96e7-009a87ff44bf}", "name": "Windows PowerShell", "commandline": "powershell.exe", "hidden": false }, { "name": "Windows PowerShell MyColors", "commandline": "powershell.exe", "hidden": false, "colorScheme": "Campbell Powershell", "icon": "c:\\temp\\test.ico" }, { // Make changes here to the cmd.exe profile. "guid": "{0caa0dad-35be-5f56-a8ff-afceeeaa6101}", "name": "Command Prompt", "commandline": "cmd.exe", "hidden": false }, { "guid": "{07b52e3e-de2c-5db4-bd2d-ba144ed6c273}", "hidden": false, "name": "Ubuntu-20.04", "source": "Windows.Terminal.Wsl" }, { "guid": "{c6eaf9f4-32a7-5fdc-b5cf-066e8a4b1e40}", "hidden": false, "name": "Ubuntu-18.04", "source": "Windows.Terminal.Wsl" }, { "guid": "{2c4de342-38b7-51cf-b940-2309a097f518}", "hidden": false, "name": "Ubuntu", "source": "Windows.Terminal.Wsl" }, { "guid": "{b453ae62-4e3d-5e58-b989-0a998ec441b8}", "hidden": false, "name": "Azure Cloud Shell", "source": "Windows.Terminal.Azure" }, { "hidden": false, "name": "SSH to Cisco Nexus", "tabTitle": "SSH to Cisco Nexus", "commandline": "ssh [e-mail] -p 8181" }, { "hidden": false, "name": "SSH to Cisco 1941", "tabTitle": "SSH to Cisco 1941", "commandline": "ssh -c aes256-cbc wsl2@192.168.1.249", "backgroundImage": "c:\\temp\\1941v3.jpg", "backgroundImageStretchMode": "none", "backgroundImageAlignment": "bottomRight", "backgroundImageOpacity": 0.5 }, { "hidden": false, "name": "Ubuntu 20.04 SSH to Cisco 1941", "tabTitle": "Ubuntu 20.04SSH to Cisco 1941", "commandline": "wsl -d Ubuntu-20.04 ssh -oKexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 -c aes128-cbc wsl2@192.168.1.249" }, { "hidden": false, "name": "Telnet to Cisco 1941", "tabTitle": "Telnet to Cisco 1941", "commandline": "telnet 192.168.1.249" } ==============================

[@ArthursHD]

I use built-in ssh for almost a year now. I'm more interested in win-get development so I could seamlessly install and update apps just like with apt-get. Sure Windows terminal is a welcome change :)

[@davidbombal]

@@ArthursHD Agreed - ssh in Windows been around for a while. Just nice to see how Microsoft have changed in recent times :)

[@andrewlankford9634]

Wow, almost sounds like Unix 35 years ago!

[@toksick8287]

yeah lol

[@jeremykothe2847]

35 years ago unix had a gui?

[@jeremykothe2847]

@James Saunders 35 years ago everyone used VT-100 ancestor protocols. what about this did unix have 35 years ago that dos didn't also have?

[@jeremykothe2847]

I'm honestly curious. I was using various unix systems alongside dos systems in the 80s and apart from the actual scripting languages involved I never noticed a real difference. Unix shells had a slightly better pipe abstraction that worked through multiple chains of remoting, whereas dos shells had better character set and positioning control. So... what about this is what unix had 35 years ago?

[@djebbaranon5892]

@@jeremykothe2847 wow 80s you are legend grandpa 😓😓😓😓😓😓

[@jonesconrad1]

Fantastic development from Microsoft, they've nearly got features on windows we've had on linux for 20 years.

[@serix_16]

Yeah! alongside the features you never had on linux 🤗

[@TheAndjelika]

Something that should be done 40 years ago is finally done! Good job MS! You are finally becoming part of the same planet! You can SSH ... now (:

[@KikiNation1]

I’m in IT and I had no clue this was available. This is awesome, thank you for sharing this!

[@davidbombal]

Really happy that the video was useful Enrique!

[@ShadowManceri]

2:17 Putty last updated 2020-06-27. It gets constant updates.

[@davidbombal]

Please read the pinned comment. I know this.

[@hithere1219]

@@davidbombal there's no pinned comment

[@ΓιώργοςΚαραβάνας-μ9ο]

David always shares everything new and exciting improvements!!! Great work!!!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@adamlicht6614]

Thanks David. This is a good step for the Professional DevOps folks working in Windows environments, as many of us are. WSL, VScode, and Teams have all been very solid, and this is a nice little cherry on top!

[@davidbombal]

Great to hear that Adam!

[@askhowiknow5527]

Finally, a Microsoft product that doesn’t make me want to self-harm

[@toothrobber8076]

Why did it take Micro$. So long to deliver a terminal

ehhhhhhh Paint? Mine Sweeper? Space Cadet 3D Pinball?

[@AlexeyLebedev-v8h]

seems like u have just started using it... Trust me, it will... I've just switched back to linux, and it feels sooo damn good to use NORMAL terminal.

[@djebbaranon5892]

@ me and paint love story when I was 5

[@dariogriffo]

I'm a windows user but found really odd the happiness of the OP for being able use a terminal a do ssh and telnet. Seems like he just discovered Linux :)

[@ldx8492]

You've earned a sub, really straightforward, precise and clear content, keep it up!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@BleedCubbieBlue]

The ability to add pictures will help cover my a**. I've been so close to configuring the wrong device so many times.

[@davidbombal]

Agreed David - this will save a bunch of us!

[@seand7603]

set a unique /etc/motd on each system. problem solved. pictures.....

[@epiphoney]

The solarized themes make things invisible unless you make adjustments.

[@michaelanderson7902]

Yes! Finally thank you very much David for uploading this, I was waiting for this and I also appreciate your motivational quotes.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@abdulhakimjama7991]

@@davidbombal I have got the CCNA and currently doing Palo Alto Certification for Cybersecurity (PCCSA) then CCNP Enterprise .. what do you think about these choices ?

[@Patrick1985McMahon]

this should have been added into windows back in windows 7. it's crazy how it took them this long to add tabs to the terminal.

[@Patrick1985McMahon]

@My name is Tim, I'm a lesser known character I would also like to see tabs on explorer.

[@milesfarber]

@My name is Tim, I'm a lesser known character I can't wait for the day you suddenly learn windows 7 is just Vista service pack 4.

[@bm5543]

Because now they won't survive without embracing open source, so they are doing it out of reluctance

[@milesfarber]

@My name is Tim, I'm a lesser known character Of course you're a linux user.

[@divanvanzyl7545]

Thank you for this, I just packed away a keyboard and monitor my 2nd pc was using, and now I’m doing everything on there via ssh! The videos you can get practical use out of, are the best ones. No click bait, no bs, just useful knowledge. Awesome stuff!

[@davidbombal]

Great to hear that the video helped you Divan!

[@anon4588]

Nothing stopped you from doing it before?

[@divanvanzyl7545]

@@anon4588 I got the idea to do it (and the "how to") from watching this video. So I wouldn't have thought of doing it without watching this.

[@EricTViking]

"Now I can use SSH every day!" - Joey Tribiani

[@chillpenguin]

Thanks for detailing how you get Terminal to SSH directly into a remote device. I've seen it before but no one described exactly how to do it.

[@davidbombal]

Glad it was helpful William!

[@luisgeniole369]

I still remeber the excitment of my first ssh in a production environment. There's nothing like the first hit.

[@kaiorafael429]

Welcome to 1998, Microsoft.

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Another Awesome Introduction to us all David. Keep up the Great Work. Cheers.

[@stoicfloor]

Wow! KZbin recommended this to me and I instantly downloaded and used Windows Terminal. Awesome! Thanks for the video and intro!

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome! Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video :)

[@mirjamdabdulahad6209]

Thanks a ton to you Mr. Bombal. Keep helping the community and keep being awesome 👌. All the good wishes to you.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you, will do!

[@TheMiguelin21]

I am not expert in these topics but I love your videos, I am doing my best to improve my skills on tech watching your videos, regards from Colombia!!!

[@nigel3270]

Awesome video David! You are a great teacher!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Nigel. I appreciate that!

[@jean-francoisbouzereau6258]

Fantastic !!!! 50 years after unix, Windows provides a terminal application. Microsoft guys are really geniuses. I hope they provide soon a browser.

[@MultiMediaUploads]

Edge Chromium

[@polliluiz]

Excellent explanation David. Congrats!

[@jamesmwansa7436]

Mr. David, your lessons are so great i have also enrolled for CCNA with you on Udemy. So great videos and thanks for what you are doing for us. Your passion will pay you so much sir.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you James! I appreciate your support.

[@williamguevara6015]

Just WOW!! This channel is amazing

[@ericlee532]

KZbin send this link to me and and I promptly download and use Windows Terminal. It is just more than great. Thanks for your video and clear introduction.

[@davidbombal]

Glad to hear that Eric!

[@techguy9023]

Looks interesting. I remember rolling a VT 101 across campus in an office chair for troubleshooting.

[@davidbombal]

The good (or was it the bad) old days :)

[@techguy9023]

David Bombal It was easier in some ways. A cable cut might mean a multiplexer was down and eight people’s VT 220’s were offline. A fiber cut was much worse. Then again the time a contractor dug between manholes was bad. 2400 pair (thankfully the phone co-not my problem) Those yellow fiber locators with Caterpillar on the side make me nervous.

[@zelaznog73]

Great application and video, thanks again for your continuous contribution to network engineers

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for watching!

[@juswatv94]

I am using this now David because of your vids, thanks David.

[@davidbombal]

Happy to hear that Joshua.

[@qymaruh]

Very rarely does get excited about windows products. Well, this is one of those moments. Truly fantastic stuff

[@davidbombal]

I know, right?

[@smarty007us]

Your explanation is simple and awesome. I am not even a techy and I understood it completely. Great work and thanks a lot.

[@davidbombal]

Great! Really happy to hear that Satyam!

[@Elliot.2591]

1:50 windows did have ssh built into it via cmd or powershell. You would run the command “ssh user@ip” with many options added.

[@davidbombal]

Correct - as explained at 2:20 in the video.

[@DustinGunnells]

OMFG! You're awesome! Subscribed!

[@Ant-up3iy]

Quality video. Thanks David

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@kishorgunjal5128]

Just an excellent news and software from microsoft.And a very very big thanks david for giving this video..You are always been motivational speaker and tech expert for me.😊

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Kishor!

[@jordanalex8674]

It's funny how this got me so excited. Loo

[@davidbombal]

haha - it's cool to have a free tabbed windows terminal application :) We are allowed to get excited by this development.

[@xMalhardeshmukh]

1:50 Windows does have ssh built in. Use powershell prompt.

[@davidbombal]

I mention this at 2:22

[@xMalhardeshmukh]

@@davidbombal OK. I didn't watch the full video

[@trudyandgeorge]

Putty was updated last week lol. This dudes accent is really hard to pin down, my guess is a kiwi living in South Africa. Cool vid mate, keep it up (braai for life)

[@nelson32]

David, your videos are great snippets of interesting technology. I love how a lot of these videos aren't something like "how to configure X in a X router" but rather technology that may sit adjacent to networking. This is great stuff especially since DEVOPS and Networking seem to be converging. You are my source for new tech out there that I'm not aware of.

[@davidbombal]

Wow, thank you for the kind words Nelson!

[@wheresmyskin]

I've been using ConEmu for years now. You have tabs, split screen terminals, wsl, bash, ssh, telnet and you can add your shortcuts, etc. Actually you don't have to edit json configuration and check values in documentation. Will give this terminal a try, see what happens ;)

[@nanvinor]

What was your experience like switching to the new Windows Terminal?

[@wheresmyskin]

@@nanvinor actually went back to using ConEmu. More configuration option and I actually moved the whole configuration to new PC with no problems whatsoever. Windows Terminal was fine as a terminal, but for me it lacks customization and configuration options other tools like ConEmu have. Maybe they'll add more stuff later :)

[@wisteela]

Excellent video, and excellent app. Subscribed

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Paul!

[@Jonathan-L]

I think this video is more about the .json editor than the actual Microsoft Windows Terminal app. Many thanks for a great presentation.

[@davidbombal]

You edit the settings of Windows Terminal via that json file. In future they may have a graphical user interface for that, but it doesn’t exist at the moment

[@NoorquackerInd]

Linux users: "Oh, cool. Anyways..."

[@AlphaFoxDelta]

Thanks for the info, this is my new terminal.

[@davidbombal]

Glad to hear that!

[@jims408]

Good video, but correction on Putty: it is updated about every 6-9 months and IMO is still a very viable and lightweight solution. In fact Putty was updated the day after you posted this video...

[@DarrynJones]

I've been using windows terminal for about a year, but I still use putty regularly for serial communication.

[@davidbombal]

I meant to say that the GUI hasn't been updated. I like Putty and I have used it for many, many years. But it does have restrictions like not supporting tabs (I know you can use third party software) and the GUI hasn't been updated for a long time. Windows Terminal has a lot of nice features, but it too has restrictions. Use what you like and find useful. It's great to see Microsoft supporting SSH natively and open source projects.

[@davidbombal]

Agreed Darryn. Powershell serial connections using Windows Terminal are not that good yet. Putty is better.

[@kironbest]

David! you are always best because you make video maximum times and reply comments to your subscribed user. 🙂🙂

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Nurur! I appreciate that!

[@fangboston4997]

This has made my homelab a whole lot easier to maintain, thanks for the video!

[@davidbombal]

Great to hear that Andrew!

[@tc2241]

This, WSL2 and VSC really have me loving the ever loving s**t out of my dev box lately. My container development got a steroid boost

[@AbdirahmanEssa]

An absolutely perfect video and easy to understand, well done!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Abdirahman! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@senantiasa]

SSH directly?? Wow! Isn't it a better world when we all try to come together and meet in the middle? Great news indeed!:D

[@davidbombal]

Horses for courses. The tabs and direct integration of WSL 2 are nice :)

[@thisguy9647]

We have had SSH support in powershell for years now and telnet will not work unless you first enable the telnet client feature in windows.

[@davidbombal]

I mention SSH at 2:22. Windows Terminal is leveraging other applications like Telnet. So, yes, those would need to be enabled first.

[@geertvancompernolle2586]

Yet again another great tutorial, David! One question I have regarding the usage of SSH from Windows Terminal (as a Putty replacement): is it also possible to use private/public keys in Windows Terminal like I'm using them through Putty? This way, you don't need to type in your password anymore, which is much more convenient. In Putty I know all the ins and outs to do that but I was wondering if Windows Terminal can do that too.

[@dwnthk]

Your vid is always professional. Thx dude.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@TechSportz]

Awesome video! Thanks for the inspiration to use this and learn what I can do with it.

[@davidbombal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@miklosnemeth8566]

With C# .NET Core, WS for Linux, Docker, Azure, GitHub, VS Code, VS 2019 CE, the free Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2019 and now with Windows Terminal we have a brutally brilliant toolset from Microsoft for app development.

[@davidbombal]

Agreed - it's great to see how Microsoft have changed in recent times :)

[@dsm420]

Thanks for getting ms terminal to us

[@jcornwall6228]

For you excellence is a lifestyle. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@djones0105]

Thank you for the complete and concise tutorial. :)

[@davidbombal]

You're very welcome!

[@kingwing5963]

My in-law made this, glad you enjoy it.

[@squidiebah]

OpenSSH for Windows has been built in for several years, also there was a Win32 OpenSSH port which I've been using for years. I have been using the new terminal for a few months now and quite enjoy it. Tabbed terminals has been an ask from MS for ages.

[@davidbombal]

Agreed. Mentioned at 2:20 of the video. The tabs and direct integration of WSL 2 are nice :)

[@kencramer1697]

This looks interesting. I will need to explore the documentation, but right offhand I see something missing that I need. A better way to store things. I need a good replacement for putty connection manager. As I support multiple clients with lots of gear it is great to have a list of folders off to the side for each client with sub-folders for their gear. The top level lists Client A, Client B, Client C and then if you expand the folder for client A you will see the sub-folders for Routers, Switches, Firewalls, load-balancers etc. Expanding one of these folders will show you the saved connections for the devices.

[@feznkez]

Interesting cool stuff! Your videos are great, easy to understand with great examples.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much!

[@klaasweerstand9429]

Finally a normal way to install, I've installed the beta using visual studio... I'm happy to hear it's finally done

[@Willeexd1337]

The new terminal is really nice. I need to use Windows because I’m a gamer too and this is such a relief

[@davidbombal]

Great feedback William. Agreed - some people prefer to use Windows and this is a great option from Microsoft :)

[@matthewfernando6197]

First to view!!! ..Thank you for this content David!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for your support!

[@bobwong8268]

Thanks David. Glad to know that I have something kinda like Terminator + bash when I need to telnet or ssh into a device. And it's cool to be able to have multiple tabs. Esp like the device image @ the buttom right. The json config is also pretty nix style. Another way to be productive when the only OS can be used is Windows.

[@rajasekarravichandran7565]

Phew!! I was working with CML personal today and I configured Superputty. Now I'm seeing this and I'm like WOW I should have seen this video Yesterday.

[@PouriyaJamshidi]

Thanks David. However, it is a disservice to Putty developers by saying it has not been updated in years! It just got updated yesterday and also a few months back.

[@davidbombal]

lol... I should have said that the interface hasn't been updated. Still looks the same like many years ago :)

[@PouriyaJamshidi]

@@davidbombal indeed.

[@JarrodCoombes]

Windows 10 has SSH built in now, you don't need this new terminal to use it. Just run cmd then ssh user@server and it works just fine. This has been true for at least a year or two now. Eh, nevermind you mention this at 2:22, my bad. The other features of this new terminal look interesting, and I'll need to try them out.

[@davidbombal]

Did you manage to try this out Jarrod?

[@shrirangkahale]

Yes

[@beanondaddy3397]

Finally they got it.....I am a CyberSecurity guy and I just found out. Thank you for sharing. makes my life a tad bit easier.

[@aurkito]

Thanks sir, for your Hard Work and providing us updates . You are a GREAT TEACHER, and GREAT PERSON Your Student Ayush

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much Ayush!

[@julaoscisar]

Hi Mr. Bombal, Very good video, this is something what we need, thank you for the learning!!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you .Glad it was helpful Julio!

[@joshchinwendu]

Did I forget to say THANK YOU you motivational quotes on your social media pages

[@davidbombal]

Glad you are enjoying the motivational quotes Joshua!

[@bartsimpson2324]

Putty is very old .... This page contains download links for the latest released version of PuTTY. Currently this is 0.74, released on 2020-06-27

[@davidbombal]

Did you read the pinned comment?

[@ianbird6997]

Great video 👍

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Ian

[@leothalion3983]

Hello David, What software are you using to run the JSON on?

[@davidbombal]

I am editing the JSON with VS Code.

[@filovirus1]

thank you for this. subscribed. btw, would you mind sharing what type of chair you got here? looks very good

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. Chair I have is this: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07GNCWJM1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@Clefweb]

I'm using it for more than a year and it's amazing!

[@davidbombal]

Great to hear that!

[@MrMudbill]

Did you just call double quotes "double inverted commas"...? 14:18

[@davidbombal]

Yes. I speak mainly British English :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark and from the people that write the Oxford Dictionary: "Inverted commas can be single - ‘x’ - or double - "x". In British English, quotation marks are called inverted commas, and the single ones are used more frequently than the double for direct speech." www.lexico.com/grammar/inverted-commas-quotation-marks

[@normanrobinson1932]

This is excellent news..!!! 👌💯👏 Thanks for sharing the latest..!!! 🤔😯😳 I've just shared this with everyone whom I believe will be pleased to know about this very recent development..!!! 😉👍

[@davidbombal]

Thanks for sharing!

[@matthewthedude146]

as an IT Admin, this has saved my fricking life thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that Matthew!

[@insidetrip101]

But can you ssh into a windows desktop from a linux/macos desktop?

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

OK, you've shown what it's able to do BUT what good is it? How does having and using this actually help the average user?

[@alyfraga9923]

Finally!!! 👏

[@davidbombal]

Agreed!

[@StiekemeHenk]

Its been out for a long while now...

[@davidbombal]

@@StiekemeHenk See all the other comments about people complaining how long this has taken. Just glad that Microsoft has made this now after all these years. For reference: Stable released May 20, 2020 and Preview release June 18, 2020. Windows Terminal ships with Cascadia Code 2005.15. In other words, even though the Initial release was May 3, 2019, it is still very new and will only be part of Windows with 2005.15.

[@JohnColgan.]

Hi David, is it possible to run powershell and command prompt in the elevated Administrator mode from a profile rather than running a separate powershell app?

[@AdityaSharma-rb5tw]

Thanks for the information sir 👍👍

[@Krisfr23]

With three(3) Ethernet USB serial connections could you run 2 routers and a switch on the windows terminal simultaneously and switch back and forth between them on the CLI?

[@artemu78]

great tool, indeed, thanks David

[@CarlosLopez-oc9nh]

Seems it copies some options from the Linux session and TMUX. One thing I didn't see, can you perform port forwarding like the tunneling on Putty?

[@MarkButterworth13]

How is the character support? I've had issues in the past ssh into systems where I need both English and Japanese character support (which works well in the Japanese version of putty).

[@billybritt5835]

Does it support COM (serial/mini-usb) communications? Especially since you need it for the initial setup of Cisco switches and WLAN Controllers. If not I'll stick with MobaXterm. Though it would be nice to have another option available if it does.

[@davidbombal]

Doesn't work very well as it relies on Powershell.

[@baniwe]

i'm not sure i will replace my mRemoteNG. it's a nice tool but i have already tabbing that also include rdp.

[@BryanEaton]

Yea, I just run Linux native. WSL 2 is nice though.

[@baronaparts4382]

More great stuff. Subbed

[@davidbombal]

Thanks for the sub!

[@wrux]

Havent used Windows in years but this looks really good. TMUX is probably better once you set it up correctly.

[@tg9460]

Wow! That comes very handy. One can be very productive with this. Does this only run in windows 10? Is it backward compatible? Thanks.

[@davidbombal]

Minimum requirements: Windows 10 version 18362.0 or higher

[@igorthelight]

It's a Windows Store UWP application :-)

[@williamhaddock1838]

Nice, thanks David :)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you William!